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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Friday, June 1l.-BEEvES-Receipts were
liz headl3 Jersey CITY, 20 cars at 60h
and 20 ears at Weehawken new yards Total for th9
head 70S head last week Arrivals all
dect exporters and city saughterers feehg
steady
shipments reported yesterday
CAlVES-N o receipts and no trading. .o,o
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 10 cars OF 5SoV
head-li at Jersey city and At 60thst Total
the l465 head against 81 1872 head last Week he
market shade Irmer for both Sheep and Lambs Com
Prime sheep sold - 250b IL Common to Prime
Lambs at 81 zoos 80 -, ar
sales-J T. sader 1O7 Ohio sheep SO average at - 80
SO Virginia L,mbs % 49, az u 75 % DO 81 3D. at v 90
Pidcock 3s8 ohio Sheep 81 10 at ~ w per
n 1877 DO 80 10 at 81 50 lac do, 10 ID. II 81 90 "a
Sherman & Culver: 2i0 Ohio Sheep SO avera7e at 81 70
per loo N 2I3 do 90 n. at 81 TO- -. q.
Newton Guett 2l0 Ohio Sheep 81 ID AVERAGE at - 30
per N 30 KENTUCKY 81 TO- at 81 37 1871 Kentucky
Lambs. SO 10, at 81 IS. r..
sev civ and g2cars at 40lhs Total for the week 3D. i3
head against js5 last week, None for sale alive
Nohnaly steady at IS 30d 50 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINas


By closing Produce exchange accordance
with the Saturday half holiday the New York market e.
capped the bad break In wheat which occurred In Chicago and
which will be found telegraph review There was con-
siderable trading after tho crash In Chicago
and the quotations based Chicago telegrama
The official close here however. for wheat options
was SO for June. gain Of y from Friday nighti
95L for July. change and 91's for August 81 .
for September 81 for October 92 for November 93 for
December and "a for January all showing losses OF
<da cent The morning market dull and unsettled
and closed weak at noon. The cash market kept nrm.
although shippers took only 48000 bushels Cash corn also
firm with so 900 bushels taken for export The options
heavy and closed cent lower as follows; June az
Juy Asa August 1885, September. 49a CENTS Oats were
steady spot and the options shade easier end
TENDER 3t The lard speculation was dull and depressed
sos points as follows June So 93 July, So 9s: August
81 0S September 81 49, october 81 25 November 81 3D.
The receipts grain reported Saturday at Newfork,
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were as folows;
heat 2,S $50 450l5 bushels; oats S6664
bushels: total grain 44o5o9 bushels nonr Sosls pack.
At Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis the arrivals were;
Wheat 2l2.50i bushels corn l52,9Sl bushels; oats,
1908 bushels total grain. 49657O bushels -four 3D.
harre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13

Total bushels ~ 37B 900 3 l4l. 900 3,52oOOO S2o2OOO
FreisIs from bombay and Calcutta are 2S to Sos per
In onion quoted yesterday at 44 when Is an aa'
ciese the Indian wheat shippers profits There VIII DC on
Monday next probably IMry Soo' "e'''''o !" '"'
NAY AND srRAw-while values arc without de-
e!ded chang The MARKET ia" 7s sa easy NO. $50
7Oc.i Clover nixed 80 Gcoe CIosSr 90 IN Nc OK Is
al s.5c ''''W-'""S "'' O'' -, ~ o.., ,.n, ,n,
values are a. last qnoleL American HcpsN state 1883
ne Common 70 GSo Zen COAST S" eTSs
lss6 Be II q2ic' Do Common 10 GeTa C,cp 90
issG Bost % o 45c do. Medium 2OG2lc] DO Common
iI@GoIAssEs-DuII ana nominal 2o4c for 500 Boiling
Muscovalo No business reported to-day -,, ,h.
range o. 10 points the OF quotations Is about an
eighth lower than ass WEI total or ' week being 500
900 ton. IN London Closing pgss Are nonis
since last Iu Copper p5sss nsy Of ne
nTsnc snf bsMes % several
possibly 3 9Sn Of che c SGvg na have been
ca but the actual transactions here have been fey nn
GOA igs s s i a 1@
a. sf ASs fA SOD p % &C., V3
ryyAVxL quiet market for Spirits TqrpSnt,ns
change 49ostl9n, stranea q 3 y, sios 'G 50
e. q 81 s. 49, "a 90 % vi 500
- sS Water White. SO 10.
,S 9lLs daot Sa an" erHss
a Gs. 's SSsciua si cs 20 HIi'sS
Cod domestic 32c foreign S2ci L ar,me' pras
civ. 4Oe western tSsi e LaI e soand afs
2sc light pressed 2es2d'c el1acas ,a,o wnt Maria
Scached S7c natura spr sas,negs BE-
natural asc seaeea wntsr soc ezra osr
Ale; Bank. 2lci straits 269c ohye Dds p &C.;
NsatstOot prime, oos70c.' common 'oS0o~' r"m 0'''
Mustard Seed 400 -, ,..... = .o,n, holt
day on the freight and today was no exc P,on
Rates as rule held at about previous ngares ,
s,es 1900 1 eash ut,Tstc
.rmst liverpool 900 bu9n grain, 1a
GRAIN CHARTEItS-CUrk orders from fmiaee!Pni;n.
British steamer 10000 gs private ass h nsaee rG an
f.slIan BARK. 1000 qrs PErRoLEUM cHAdMrdEnts rs
Contnent hence German ship $4,000 Dds rsnnen us
buI1 private terms RIO Janer hence bark sa n y dna
General cargo private Italy west COAST from .
aephia an italian bark ieoo9 case; 5snnsd OIL pFys.e
from Brunswick British bark ia%bsr sls 20, nSb.r
mia nom Apaachicoa, bark and schooner WIN un
81 SS 6afdsnss from philadelphia scnoonsT shocks KS
S0c hoops 49, hhds Soc. and coal on private toms
NIT rom hence schooner coal ~ To- ana
asshirsea asvsrhl from fsr'h Am0''' ''A''A''
yRovIsioES-PORK-Th movement Is the usual ono In
esnt 70 the close woek Prices are more or
al saea 100 bbla Mess private terQs moss qnose1
r. od lad ior New 0l5 1ol8s0 tse Family AssA sas5es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
FRUIT FROM NEW-JERSEE.
TIE PRESENT SEASON REMARKABLY PRODUCTIVE
NATIONAL GUARD-NEwARK SAVINGS INsrlTU-

TON
TRENTON N j., June 12.-K any New-York gentleman
or lady should happen to be struck with admiration Tor
acme particularly handsome fruit noble vegetable the
query as to where 1t grown would be answered
during the month OF June with the historic name oil New
Jersey No Jerseyman is willing to admit that Prov
dence designed any other spot perfectly as to permit
rivalry with this State in the production OF fruit ana
vegetables. The present bountiful season permits ex
ceptional gorifcation There has been nothing worth
speaking OF lacking In the weather. and the SOIL has
responded to a phenomenal extent ~,
Tie annual encsmpment Of the National Guard VIII
occur during the week beginning August % at the camp
grounds. Sea Grt. The First Brigade VIII ne inc
favored organization this year. and the formal ORDERS
will be issued tomorrow by MajorGcneral Plume -,
The Newark Savings Institution managers, VINO viii
tomorrow pay 100000 TO avoid liabilities Tor the civil
suits begun by the receiver, are to he congratulated
upon their escape from threatening litigation. Inc
amount will pay per cent more to depositors making
90 per cent in all. IL, l.,
President Fish, of the New-Jersey Senate will be
married on Thursday at South Bend Ind, to Miss
studebaker daughter of b. studehaker the maker OF
the Studebakcr wagon" known all over the west, A
large number of Senator Fiss personal ana political
friends will go Monday night 10 South Bend stopping
at Chicago As they will probably all go at the same
time, special arrangements for their accommodation
have been made,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ricsr. Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORTS

COFFEE-was again exceedingly excited Ia the option list
With sharp Indicated Havre cables at tho OPEN
ing nrs the local market represented an advance
OF 40 80 points heavy selling movement then set
led by large hoder. aud tho final figures represented an
average net decline OF 100 points for the day as 10 lows
January ls7osls55; February iS7oSls;5; March Sa
July Is 10 is; Augas 40 iS45: September lS so
SlS5ji October. ls55als65; November 1850 a ls.9S:
were as foIows July lSl01l0 49, AUGUST 40 92OOO
September, lS50d2O20; October, 1850 O20l6 Novem.
Der 2O December 1865 20 25: January. Is
0202e. Sales l65 $50 bags the actual market no at
tempt made business while values entirely
nominal and fair quotation OF the market BIO gwen for
Rio STYLES Mid growths were quiet .
CUrrON-On the actual market the movement quite
free the sales 43 bales last evening" f3
OF which and the la for export
Values were without change Tao port recepts today we're
56 bales comparing with Sll bales this last week AMI
5000 bales this Since September the total
port receipts beep l1S 40 bales against 52l 1888
bales tor the period last
Quotations based the American standard OF classification
a re As iolOWa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF COOP WORK

ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF GOOD WORK.
The centennial OF Erasmus Hall Academy In Flabush,
L. l., which has the distinction of being the oldest
academy in the State, will be observed Thursday.
When steps taken TO establish it in 1885, Flabush
was the county OF Kings County outanking Brook
Ign, aud having the Court House and Jail. which re-
manned there for nearly fifty years after. The DGtc
settlers had great interest in education. and
possible after the Revolutionary War the academy was
founded and named after the Dutch scholar Erasmus
Application made to the Board OF Regents of the
State University for charter, and IL granted In
June. 17s7 IL the third institution OF its kind
chartered in the state, hut the two earlier have
become extinct The original building, which cost
5000 In 1887 is still In use. II stauds In the main
street Of the village opposite the site of the old court
house
The Rev. Dr. John H. Livingston was the first prlnci-
pal Among those who have been connected with the
school teachers have been Jacob Cooper author OF
~Coopers Virgil -; Dr. William III. Campbell. afterward
president OF Rutgers College, and Dr. Joseph Penny
aerward president Of Hamilton College, For the past
egnt years Dr. Robert G. Strong has been al the head
OF The school Many weknown men have been gradu
ated from IT,, among them William A. Duer one OF the
presidents OF Columbia College; Judge John A Lott,
Tor several years on the bench OF the Court OF Appeals
eorge Troup, one OF the Governors of Georgia; John
Berran, q United States Attorney General, and John
Nnndermit, a County Judge OF Kings County.
Inc school has library OF 5000 volumes and Is well
equipped with apparatus. 1t has always had a large
number OF scholars and has enjoyed almost continuous
prosperity for century.
The centennial exercises will be held In the Sunday
school chapel OF the Reformed Church OF Fatbush on
Thursday evening, and addresses will be made by tie
Rev. Drs W. II. Campbell, j. II. suydam q l. Teiis
and others All the living graduates have been invited
TO attend 49, '''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, June II 1880 m.cCotton-stesdy. with
saies~i2ooo bales Including 1000 bales for speculation
and export Receipts 900 bales including 800 American.
Futures steady Upands Low hddins clause, Juno and
delivery Lad; also gd do August and September dev,
cry 264d also l64d.; do september and october de
livery 6l6+d; also So6td; do October and Noyemoei
3564d also s464d DO December and January delivery
m-Cotton-The sales Of the day included $500 bales
American. ...-
ery o 81 sd value: and July delivery 664d
value do July and August delivery 02o4d layers; DO
August and September delivery ss'Std buyers 40
ber and November delivery 47.64d buyers: do Nov
comSer aud January delivery 3S64d buyers do septem
Der delivery, Cd. sellers. - ,x,,u ,o,,,a
Low Midiug l0S Good Ordnary.S 1910 exports OoAss
wise 100 bales stock. 6,752 balcs .... -, .,,
NORFOLK June ll--Cotton quiet; Middlng II $40 ne
and gross receipts baesj sales bales; stock. SiIt
bales xr.,E,.. ,oz -
Middling IO Ordinary 1915 net and gross receipts
III baies exports coastwse bales sales IL bales stock
1874 bales , $1,000. A. ,,,,.u ms.
low M,ddlng los; good ordinary 1915 and gross
receipts 81 bales exports 70 Great britans oeAoet
sales 5000 bales; stock. 80. 243 oaiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON

spirited bidding American buyers mpeng freely Lower
Tie sales OF the day In detal Nv
Observation-Disclosures. 800 bales; secured Is Cd OILS. i'd,
Vetoria5aIes 24oo bales occurred. Is 7sd ais 7,ad.
90 iSi Locks and PIECES 9lS I'd greasy sdaIsd; do
My South wales-faes. 1000 bales; secured lod a
"a; Do locks and pieces esd ala 4d; greasy ead q
Ava. 90 locke and pieces Cd. ds2d.
n?utn Augtrelia-Saes 400 bales Id greasy
o1St Syad &c. locks and pieces. 3D. 96Sd.
AZ 60o0 bales secured Ia 3D. 0ls Cd
100 ~ Psecso Adj greasy 6d ola I'd; do
end S,sssa s. 20 baiss assd % do lock.
~ Sss sa1 s 200 balss scour eva ola a., a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13

due ........... 1884 C26 1928 623 Inc. sS73.997
Now II is 10 DO supposed that the deposits OF and
Az cent bonds amounting TO S1G,siO,SJO have all
simply exchanges for other bonds withdrawn.
marks the amount OF old circulation surrendered dur
ing the year. New banks have been organizing all the
time and making deposits for now circulation. The
actual Withdrawals OF the per cents-$93 69l 600
much nearly reflects the amount for which crcula
ton has been surrendered That calls for deposit OF
cash OF about 1000, which, added TO the sum
S59,9f2, 0l0-hed June IL, 1885, gives total OF
$14300O000 As the sum held now Is only 800 900,
IL follows that the old circulation retired during
the year has been about Si2,500,000. The re-
last month, and now is proceeding at the rate
OF abou 81 900 per week. and is lkoly to he larger
the old notes daily growing unfit for service
At date OF 1856 there 1854 GIG notes due
application and now tho amount due Is 81 ,23S623.
During the last two weeks the deposits OF bonds have
ceeded the Withdrawals by 1926 600 and tire deposit OF
bonds Government deposits OF cash In National
banks has increased $4,000 during the two weeks
Tho facts the conclusion that the payment OF
National bank notes will prevent any accumulation OF
money In the Treasury beyond the amount now neld
during the next four months although there will be
large increase In available balance which perhaps
viii stir up Congress TO some Immediate action. WIN
the Treasurys present debt for the National bank notes
its available balance Is practically nothng win that
paid off and tho amount o. ish on hand as IL now
has Its surplus you'd be 10000 300 A..
The effect OF the late cotton speculation seen ID tne
exports for the month OF May which were valued s only
$344l. 500. against S18.69s.e28 IN May. 1885 The
movement OF wheat was large but the total OF AZ oread
stufs was 100000 less than In May, 1885 Ihe total
exports Of cotton breadstu and petroleu m MAY were
$io.4e2 S2d But that he foreign 81.
chsage pave nearly steadily decl9e until tho rstes are
within lie cents per OF the gold importing point In
few weeks cotton bills drawn against the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. June 12-P. N.

SUNDAY, June Up NJ
The United States Treasurer last week received from
customs So $685. 6O and from internal revenue $685.
l72; from both 5O4 1872 against $537l 346 for the
preceding week. Yet despite these large receipts the
Treasurys cash balances reduced 81 905 1885,
OF which 81, OO5 $50 by payments from the bank
note redemption fund The gold balance was reduced
81 1885, 612 by loss of $36463 coin and bullion plus
an issue Of $9709S0 certificates The egaltender bal
ance was increased $531, 1888 by an accumulation Of
notes. less issue OF 100000 certificates. The silver
balance was increased $474 O06 by accumulation OF
$7O3 bullion and con less an issue OF 1929 GER
tifcates; and 81 4s55O5 paid out BY checks de-
posits in National banks.
suboined the results OF yesterdays statement
pared with those Of statement Of June A:
June L. 1887. June IL, 1887. Differences.
Gold coin and bul
Lass
reserve ss7 300 ass SIS 9e3s73 Deo sl,335,6l2
cat Gates '... 2l6e4sGo 22l965o2 Inc. 53I. sss
Nat bank notes. 3670.935 3.5si,SO7 Dec. s6,62S
D SanKs y. l7.4ossll l5.92o3 oe Dec. l.4ss.5o5
tiacstes. -. 7a77aei6 s0253052 Inc 47i.oo6
Totals sos, s24, Ole s2O7, slS,slO Doc sl9o5.l 100
held 10 red'rn Nat
TX notes incldg
fund llolll174 100 1oo5l2 Dec looS662
Net avail balaneos9o 7l2s72 s9s.slS42s Dec sso9.4ii
tfrc) silver coins 27Os4osl 27ls775o Inc 52.76s
Total balance xl2O, 500 DEC Soto,oio
The weeks changes in the amount Of Government
bonds deposit with the United States Treasurer for
account OF National banks as follows Held for
security of National bank Observation-Disclosures, $355o00
per cents deposits per cents and 1921 900
4a per cents net deposits $4o,so0. Held for security
of deposits with National banks-deposits
100000 per cents and $4,000 4i9 per cents; total
deposits Si25 OOO The net reduction Of National bank
note circulation was $1l20957,
Yesterdays weekly bank statement presented only
small changes in the amount of any OF the items BY
the operations the subTreasury the banks gained In
the week ended Friday night $7o0625 coin. and lost
S4477OS currency; gains S252,9l7 1t mnst be re-
membered that silver certificates as well as gold cer-
Gates now are counted "specie" "coin." As the
banks report loss of 1925, 900 specie and gain OF
1911 900 legal tenders is evident that an outward
movement Of which silver certificates an important
part overcame the rising averages OF the preceding
week and the sub-Treasury operations OF last week
The following compares the totals OF Yesterdays statement
with those corresponding dates OF 1856 aud 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In Yesterdays issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
were letters from Paris about the Opera CONTINUE
ire the German Crown Princes health, and Lord
LYONS from London G.. w. 81 on social and
personal topics from Washington about Mr.. W.
W. Corcoran, Professor Gosse and others from
Albany an elaborate and graphic account of
Governor Hill at home pictures Iue sketch OF
New-England boarding house life; The Il street
Affair a dramatic tale Art theatrical, Military,
Religious and Social reviews of the week; chat
xith Francis Wilson: What Men Talk About
:eyiew of The Rothschilds Widows Struggle
IL Sandringham Picked Up About Town; poems,
sketches, anecdotes sporting matters, etc News
Of the day as follows
FOREIGN Further eyictons at BOdyke: Michaei
Davitt threatened with arrest. - Earthquake
shocks in Turkestan and Mexico. 80 Urgency
voted on the French Army bill. "A letter from
Gladstone to John Bright. - Measures before
the Reichstag for Germanizing Alsace- Lorraine.
DoMEsTIC-1he resistance Of the coke syndicate
to the demands of the strikers broken. -
Funeral Of Mrs. Andrew ID. White at Ithaca. -
Charges that the secretary-treasdrer of the Typo
graphical Union is defaulter. - New -Hamp-
shire Democrats seeking to defeat William Z.
the West. - Soldiers in pursuit of the wander
Ing APaches Death Of BishGp sSeTens Of
we're and Nathaniel Thayer in Boston. - Pros
poets of the summer resorts
CITY AND sUBURBAN--False report that Molonev
isto testify In the Sharp trial. - Loss on the
Havermeyer's refinery 81 COCOON -
Charges against Brooklyn minister. - Judge
Andrews gave a decision on Insurance systems.
60 Games of the New York Athletic Club -
The Atlantic scored another victory. -
Amateur oarsmen had regatta on the Passaic.
- H0tel-keepers not to sell liquor TO-
day. 60 Ex-Secretary Manning returned.
- Brooklyn Jockey Club races won by
Maroon. Bay Ridge, Amalgam, Guarantee.
Favor WinOna and ripsy. - New. York de-
ioated Washington at the Polo Grounds; Brook
lyns also were vIotOrs. - Manhattan Beach
formally opened. - Gold valae of the legal
tender silver dollar H1212 grains)-43s4d. per
0unce-7304 cents. - Stocks dull aud lower
closing steady.
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mall
Sixteen pages. Price cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICEs
The week previous last week noted for the opening
of well at lostown. Washington district which guaran-
teed siderable extension OF territory Last week. how
ever the intimaon THE TgIBUSEs last weekly review
was verified, viz: 1t Is more than likely that Q
conservative treatment VI the output az Taylors.
town is assured by the fact that the land 10
held largely big blocks and that the owners
VIII the absurdy OF forcing the exhaustion OF ter.
rry 10 tS face Of % cent S @ eTps "a a
land in rayorstown agreed to consolidate their in
doOdins q The market At Jun lure IN the trade whe
and they viii lose nohlng by husbaadng their rich re-
The Re ed, hss
did not lose money Instead OF making IL on
4' the
oSS sn ca AIMEE be s S
trade business such as ron n1lacturing aud coalni
policy Of the oil miner in the past HAS ne been dr
The Naticnal result had delivered
much accumulated stock as az present rates OF
pute It viii be conceded that the refining interests SIS appa
I'M lie exception Of the restriction production which
presents no specially new features The refined
par rs ors aS ago Sca European dean Out The
:: inquiry W mS the @ %
sSrS Of the quotation cent
yer gallon There are even some runners that
assSa%Sn; fessras co%p.o
limo runs down $4,000 barrels and the deliveries ~ 900 bar
rels dsy them Here the figures from June
Ito June g inclusive charters TO the 9Th;
Runs Deliveries Deliveries. Charters
II, tai barrels 443.5u6 Boosts 102.372 402,5S&
Number pcr day So, 70l 6S,235 1904 1928
IN ~ that the certificate alton
with OF outside interest. The total
dealings last tribe the
week OF only four and. a-half business days. Bias
nrlces reach better basis nuctuating frou
b3 but then recovering 10 $50 cents In facs
m m Sset rrciiod toward the eni IN s.eo Its iuL
ues ami It's character, with better tone From
oil ought TO oner considerable atrsc>
ton 10 bull leader. TIC prevail sentiment iayors hgdet
prices time trader long OF
The aarke lodged strong hands and the
of 500 actually taken would probably
Affect prices materially. The short interest f. lacking but the
sen time Mt OF trade would furnish good
following any leader OF importance the bull side.
II ia true that Russia and the dread OF possibilities OF Lima OF
are Hweghts any advance but the approach Of
export In tie favor the bull The stock
ahoa and loading at the seven Continental ports oa
NAV 81 Sl10OS els against 9Sb34l barrels at
the 1881 In spite OF all the 6ows the MARKET
this has been impossible TO break values
and with Lima oil condemned for tho present.
and the production ON the decline the bull
spirit through wheat cotton or coffee ought 70
develop neutrality-suspicious.. The mar
ket closed 81 week firm at 10 best figures.
and the total dealings in atonai Tran
at the Consolidated stock and Petroleum Ex-
Change for the three weeks as iolows
Week ending MAY 90 Junes. June IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-13

August Belmont & Co. H. d. Hollins Co.. oil New
vorp and T. W Clark a Co. OF philadelphia. offer by
snb.cription 100000 collateral trust five per cent
,-vcar gold bonds Of the Central Railroad and Bank
inc ;omuany of Georgia due May l, 1887 subsorip-
tons TO be received from Tuesday June H. until Friday
Juno IL The bonds offered at IO2 and accruo i
feres The right being reserved reject proposals.
10 reduce the OF the awards and " close the sub
scriptiOu without notice,